00:00Research by Endura has shown that the older you get the more you shy away from these things
00:16and feel the pressures, social anxiety, you're going to hold the don't crash course, we've
00:20got five-year-old my son Bo. Let's go biking. I think it's just a little bit of reticence
00:33that may be breaking new ground. So we'll use Bo to help demonstrate some of the skills
00:37today and hopefully that can show you that anyone can give it a go. Okay everyone, shall
00:42we give it a try? So I'll go through a few basic tips that make getting over this obstacle
00:52a lot easier. Stand on your pedals and then you have your feet flat, ride with your arms
00:57slightly bent. Oh god, look at me, I think I'm going to start. I'm nervous. Everyone
01:07rolled through it really controlled and I think took all the tips on board so it's good
01:10to see. Push off the jump and lift off your bike. Come on guys. For me Bo is very fearless
01:26as a five-year-old. Although I've been doing it a long time myself, over 20 years, there's
01:30still things that make me anxious but I just need to remind myself, just do the don't crash
01:34course, you'll be fine. Bottom line was I just didn't think that I was going to get
01:44those handlebars through and got up there and was just like, that's not going to happen.
01:48Joe said give it another go, went back up, did it again, went through it. So okay, it
01:52wasn't 100 miles an hour but I went through it and didn't crash so it was good. I think
01:58we hold back as you get older because you worry about coming out of your comfort zone
02:02and people looking at you and thinking you're too old to do that. They came to some tricky
02:08features on the trail but together we broke down the barriers, found out how to achieve
02:12what we wanted to and everyone got down the trail safely. Being taught by Bo, five years
02:16old, he's got that fearlessness that as we said maybe we've lost as we get older and
02:21that fearlessness just inspires you to give it a shot really.
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